Widow Sama The Duda

Four people

Laila can't sleep. He remembered Kayla's words. Why is Kayla suddenly talking about Deri? Ah not suddenly. actually Kayla often discuss about Deri with Nice. But with Laila, this might be the first time.

"Bang, why the hell are you making things so complicated? Though I was quite happy to live with Hasna and Kayla without Brother," muttered Laila.

Laila let out a long breath. Mind fucked. I'd love Laila to tell someone everything. But who? Goody good? Ah no need. Laila doesn't want the story of Deri back up.

"Mom," called Bi Sumi while knocking on the door.

"Yes Bi. Why?" ask Laila.

"There was a call from Mr. Good. She said she didn't answer my call from earlier. I was told to check to be afraid of why-why mother," replied Bi Sumi.

A phone? Gosh darn. Laila had forgotten that she had ignored her phone. Even Laila was quite confused looking for her phone. Eventually, the phone was found in his bag. It turns out that since coming home from Kayla school, Laila has not played a cell phone at all.

"For a moment Bi. I called Mas Bagus first," said Laila.

After making sure Laila communicated with Bagus, Bi Sumi immediately said goodbye. The task is done. But when going back to the kitchen, Bi Sumi saw Kayla sitting on the back porch.

From inside the kitchen, Bi Sumi noticed Kayla. In his hands are books and pens. It looked like he was writing but Bi Sumi had no idea what Kayla was writing.

At first Bi Sumi did not approach Kayla. Bi Sumi's mind was not far from PR or schoolwork that had to be collected as soon as possible. But long ago Bi Sumi saw Kayla rubbed her cheeks. Kayla often does the same thing.

"He's crying, huh?" mummified Bi Sumi.

Still monitoring, Bi Sumi stared fixedly at Kayla from a distance. As Kayla left the place, Bi Sumi tried to follow Kayla's steps. No matter where, Bi Sumi did not know Kayla's destination. As Bi Sumi knew, Kayla just walked by tightly holding the book in her hand.

Kayla with a gloomy face pulled over and sat down under the tree. In a park not too far from his home. Even with the age of Bi Sumi, the distance is quite a bit sore feet.

"Kay," call Bi Sumi.

"Auntie," said Kayla surprised.

Kayla looked at Bi Sumi with a confused look. The arrival of Bi Sumi at that place was completely unimaginable by Kayla. Especially when Bi Sumi smiled and hugged him.

"You're not alone Kay. If Mama Laila can't hear your story, Auntie can. Same story Auntie ya!" said Bi Sumi.

Kayla held her tight chest. Unable to be held back, her tears just fell. Her crying broke out in Bi Sumi's arms. Although Kayla has not been able to tell what is a burden in her heart, but at least there are people who understand her feelings at this time.

"Go home yu!" bring Bi Sumi.

Kayla shakes. He still wants to cry freely. Her tight chest should be relieved when she gets home. He did not want his current anxiety to make Laila uncomfortable. Moreover, Kayla knew at this time Laila should not have much thoughts.

"I don't want to go home" answered Kayla with sobs.

"Yes, the story has been told to be calmer" said Bi Sumi.

Kayla showed me the book. Kayla's handwriting succeeded in making Bi Sumi's heart full. It was as if he was dissolving in the wound that Kayla had sustained.

A child's question and heart sentence is packaged in simple writing. But the meaning makes Bi Sumi unable to hold back her tears.

"You're a great kid. Strong boy and not everyone can kayak you Kay," said Bi Sumi while holding Kayla's hand tightly.

"I'm not as strong as you think I am" said Kayla.

"Sir, Kay. You're powerful. You're the most powerful kid I've ever met, '" Bi Sumi said.

Kayla also felt a little strong as Bi Sumi tried to strengthen her. The tears are no longer flowing. He began to catch his breath and smile.

"Do you want to tell Auntie or go straight home?" ask Bi Sumi.

"Without me telling you, I'm sure Auntie knows how I feel. Let's just go home" answered Kayla.

"But ride the ojek yes!" said Bi Sumi. "Try Aunt, Kay." Bi Sumi continued her words as she saw Kayla looking at her sharply.

"I didn't bring any money" said Kayla.

"God. Aunty too," Bi Sumi said as she felt all her pockets.

"Yes, it's a road. Be healthy" said Kayla.

Bi Sumi had no choice but to walk. Although his calf was already feeling clumsy, but at least he was happy when he saw Kayla was able to smile again.

As they were walking towards Laila's house, they accidentally bumped into a scavenging child. His hand was held by an old man who also held a large container in his other hand.

"Did you see that?" bi Sumi asked as she used her eyes to code Kayla.

"Why?" Kayla asked back.

Bi Sumi explains that nothing is okay in her life. Each person is in the process of taking the test of their own life. Some look good because they hide it. There are also some who complain even to despair.

According to Bi Sumi, Kayla was lucky. Because when her father and mother were not there, Kayla was given Laila and Bagus who were so sincere in loving her. But perhaps right now, Kayla is a less grateful child. He felt that the scavenger was more fortunate than him.

"They look sweet and warm. Even though he was in a difficult situation, his father cared a lot. Aunty see that their hands are holding? And I've never done that" said Kayla.

Bi Sumi was silent. He cannot comment at this time. Kayla is in the longing phase. A long-time long-lost miss and not knowing when the end is. It may never end at all.

The signs of Deri's life seemed to vanish into the earth. From the amount of information Good gathered, there was no news that pleased him. Even Kayla had thought if Deri had gone after her mother. Or rather the real Deri went first. Ah I don't know. Kayla was only able to surmise uncertain things.

"Udah ah's. Don't cry anymore. Aunty likes to follow sad," said Bi Sumi while rubbing the corner of her eyes.

Kayla saw that Bi Sumi really cared about her. At the very least, Kayla knew there were four people who loved her sincerely. There's Laila, Hasna, Nice and Bi Sumi. Kayla is hoping to someday meet and feel the affection of Deri. If not, the four people will always be there for him.